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The German yigpihs.

Men seem to be always ready to
listen to predictions of evil. Having
been compelled by his uttler failure as
o prophet to discredit our American or
Canadian WIGGINs, the sensationalists
are now repeating the predictions OF
Professor RUDOLPH FALB, the German
professor who lately lectured in Berlin
on the recent earthquakes on the Medi-
terIanean. Suffice it to say that he at
tributes earthquakes and other violent
disturbances on the earth's surface to
the Influence of the sun and the moon
on the earth.
On the other hand, Professor FELIX
OSWALD says in his latest article on this
and kindred subjects substantially,
though not in these words (for we
have not his article before us), that he
cen tolerate any sort of theory as to
earthquakes exceptthe theory that they
are caused by the heavenly bodies. He
declares that the men who hold to this
theory are "belated this is his word.
They ought to have lived several hun
bred years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
RaranRnl.

A Cincinnati telegram says: Ezekiel,
the sculptor, has been knighted by the
King Of Italy for merit in art.
Pas Alula, the general OF King John
Of Abyssinia, never laughs, and horse
whips his servants il there is the slight
est delay in the execution OF his orders.
Inventor Edison is described in a
Florida paper as a smooth-faced man,
apparently forty years OF age, with a
slightly sunburnt face, and wearing
dark clothes, white flannel shirt, and a
jaunty tie.
Mr.. Daniel ODay, president OF the
Buffalo Natural-Gas Company. was an
Erie railroad workman at Sl.50 day
when the oilfever broke ont. He went
in for oil, struck it, and is now worth
several millions.
1t is the Figaro Of Paris which states
that can autopsy revealed the fact that
thirty Chinese pirates who were killed
in Tonquin had concealed their money
and precious stones under the skin OF
their thighs, which they had afterwards
neatly sewed up.
The late Samuel Greig, the Scotch
man who became an admiral and Min
lister of Finance in Russia, first won
great favor at the Russian court by
saving from drowning in the Gulf of
Finland the Grand Duke Constantine
Nicolaivitch. uncle Of the present Gar.
The late Lady Stangford, one of the
worlds greatest philantliropists, admin
istered in 1877 large fund for the re-
lief Of the wounded in the Russo
Turkish war. She personally went to
the front with a staff Of nurses and
opened hospitals on every battlefield.
While engaged in this noble work she
was seized by the Russians and treated
with characteristic brutality, from the
effects of which she never recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
GREAI EASTER AITRAII0yl
At
LEVI HEXTER'S.
OOr DDnAn Cnp nm
3O7 BROAD STREET
NO NONSENSE ABOUT THESE PRicR4 INV
GOODS ARB ALL SUCH THAT Yos
KNOW THE WORTH or THEN All

Our CRiSKLED SEEliSUCkERS a. :. are =.
best that can be bought a. thc prize "a.
kind We sell at sac. are worth To-: tasl.eI
we sell at SIC. are worth ilNc.
GINGHANS-30 pieces az o.. which {. g1.f
value at Sysc.; % pieces az sac. fully wl-s
l0c.
NOLET-UPIN DRESS-GOODs ATTRACTIONS
Tho special prices We name are within rearl Of
all. AT b. we have a nice line n pf az
and FIGURED STYLES. Thoy A. h.as'i,.
at the price and worth much more plls,
20 pieces OF BLACk-AND-WHIfE CHRCNS A.
pc. worth double tho money, AMI A., .s,
q the new things for the season.
A full line Of DRESS sER0ES In al coIofs a
inches WIDE. at 81. well worth -
| have some special bargains ia BLACK CASH.
MERE which believe arc murh llerr flr
their value than are on sale anysl,r,
The prices start az low a. i2Fc.
STRIPED iIQUE at3hc. worth 6tr.:
WHITE LAWN ~ A., worth CSC:
Extra quality WHITE LAWN-nrEnants a.
b.. worth iOc.
CHECK MUSLIN at $50. worth TO-:
PLAID MUSLIN CO i0c. worth ij'
Beautiful line II sATiNEs, all slyles. a. i.,a
KID GLOYES-Black and Colored-at q
worth &c. at jc.worth 81
FIVE-BUTTON FOSTER atSl:
SILK GLOYFS-all colOrs-st p.
Isle GLOVES-ail oolors-as TO-.
EMBROIDERED ALL-OYFk PlQUR sn1
thing new-at sl.i5 aud a. =:
EMBROIDERED EDGE 20 match.
20 dozen COR>ETS at fsc., cheap ~ IT,:
70 dozen HEAVY WHITE QUILTS Whi.h "a
close at 90. worth Dr..
STAMPING and EMBROIDERY dOne ia 10
highest art. Charges moderate.
LEVI IEXrE.,
ap l2-Tu&1h POI cast Br0li ssrss-
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sew Books.

Practical Cbeircsopiy. A Synoptical
Study OF the Hand. BY EDWARD
HERoN-ALLES. With Explanatory
Plates and Diagrams by RosAMUSD
BRUNEI HoRsLEY. New York 4: q.
r. PUTSAA's Sons. 1887.
We are surprised that at thisday there
should be any demand for such book.
IFS character may be inferred from the
following dictum:
"If you think man is telling you
lie, look at his hands. He cannot lie
with his hands open"
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
knight Errant. A Novel. BY EDNA
LOYAL, author OF Donovan, t"
"We Two," &c. New York ID.
APPLETON 4 Co. 1887.
For sale by WEsr, JOHNSTON & Co.
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A Home Remedy,

unequalled by any other The Regulator Is the
best preventive and preparatory medicine. No
matter what tho attack, a dose OF IL will AFFORD
relief, and in ordinary cases will effect q speedy
cure. It's use for over hnlt century by thou
sands OF people hes endorsed II as the BEST
"Tho value Of household remedy consists
In its accessibility "a well as its efficacy, ana
many attacks Of disease arc warded of by con-
yenientmedicines. Simmons Liver Regulator
f. mcst valuable medicine 20 have in the house,
AID heartily recommend IL as the ounce OF pre-
ventive' 80 much talked Of and wished for.n-
T. w. WORRELL. Principal Irving Grammar
school. FTankfOrd, Pa.
Demand the genuine with trade-mark lZl in
red ON front Of wrapper ap ti-Thlwlsa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

by dyspepsia Is scarcely worth ihe living
capricious appetite, heartburn, puzslins nor
vous symptoms. incronsod action a the hesrs
after Gazing, sinking IN tho abdomen eotwsen
meals, and fiasuience after nre among the sac
ceesye fndieia Of thfs harnssing complaint
Two things only arc rceGfuI for its romoTaL
rcsort 70 Hosiettor's Stomach Bltters ana per.
sistencc in is use. These remedial ines9iros
being adopted. euro Il certain. TAKEN inme-
mnchic promotes secretion Of tho gas.ric Jules,
The natural solvent OF tho food. The neryois
and bilious symptoms consequent upon cnr1nr
indigestion disappear as the complaint granaa-
IL yieics to tho corrective and inyigorating IN
MIGRATING influence Of the Bittors Appetite
returns, sleep becomes moro refreshing, a1Ii
as n sequence. the body II efficiently noIrisnen,
muscular power lncreasas, aud tho mind grows
snngnine Use the Blttor for chile ani rover
aud rheumatism. mp 1ifh(wlSaSfu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

two of the rcgularly-organized troops
OF Virginia. DeLeon says he has also
stnted that there would be no social
equality except such as the soldiers
might want The Virginia troops will
fern part of their State contingent,
under command Of Brigadier-Genera
Anderson. OF the First Virginia volun-
ieers. Only three comprehensive
Montgomery True Blues and Greys
and the Atlanta RiAes-haye decided
not TO participate in the drill. Two
companies in Texas, two in Mississippi,
and one in North Carolina made in
quirics, but have not announced their
withdrawal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
VIII History Repeat Itself2


Itmay be that the Providence journal
buildcd better than ii knew. Certain
il is that some Of the New England
papers think such is the case. The
Boston Globe, for instance, says it
observes that the Republicans every
where are discouraged over the result
in Rhode Island, "not because of the
importance Of holding the offices in the
little Commonwealth, but because OF the
general tendency Of public opinion.
OF which Rhode island is on index. y
Our Boston contemporary declares
that the outcome in Rhode Island is a
case of history repeating itself, and in
proof Of this cites the fact that "during
JxTFgRsoS's frs. term the little
State to the surprise Of every one
broke away from its federalistic moor
ines and went with q rush over 10 the
Democracy" The Globe then quotes
from a letter from Mr.. JRrFEnsos to
Gibics GRAscKR, in which the great
Vrginian speaks Of the regeneration y
81 Rhode Island. The Giote adds:
"Jeherson did not oyerestimate the
importance Of the victory. II was "a
resurrection OF the genuine spirit OF
New England, which had come TO stay.
Hhode Island gave him her vote AZ the
subsequent election, and. sure enough.
Vermont came along TOO! President
(oye|and msy xsI believe Shat b. win
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ADVERTISING RATES.
uasr gccf. 90 tpSa

Reading uotsccs N resding-maiter type. )
iiDee or soes. 81; b. Ireapareil loaded, 7sc-
Card OF rates for more space furnished on APP
xficafSon-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
SWift'S Specific
CURES RHEUMATISM.

| have been sufferer from Rheumatism for
twenty years-at times with most intolerabie
pain. | had the best medical treatment and
took all sorts of remedies, but without relief.
Being reduced almost to q skeleton. and not
being able 10 walk oven with crutchcs, | was
induced TO try Swifts Specific, and It acted like
a charm, and / am to-day entirely relieved /;
have thrown swGy my crutches, and am in OK
collent health. believe that Swifts Specific
will cure the worst case Of Rheumatism.
Mrs. EZRA MEE5Hos.
Hccen, Ca, August 1. 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

GEORGE j. GOULD, the son of JAY
GoULD, has declared his ambition in
life to become very rich on his own ac-
count, entirely independent OF what
his comfortably-well-off papa may leave
him." Very commendable, GEORGE
And now prove your sincerity by as
signing your portion of the old mans
estate to some one less ambitious than
voursplf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

WATTEBsoN writes learnedly upon
the tariff question, but, alas, destroys
his own reputation for accuracy by
saying:
"All of Pennsylvania's protected in
dustries can be manufactured at figures
raneing from so to 100 per cent.
cheaper in the South than at home"
In other words it can be manufac-
tured for nothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
KALAMAZOO, MICH, February ., 1896.

know Hop Bitters will bear recommends
ton honestly. All who usa them confer upon
them the highest enconiums and give Thorn
credit for making curos-all tho proprietors
claim for them. / have kept them since they
were first offered H. tho public They took
high rank from the frs. and maintained II.
end ore more called for than all others com
bined. so long as thoy Eeop up their high
reputation for purity aud usefulness / shall
continue to recommend demonstrating /
have mover dono before with any patont me1i-
cine j. j. BABC0CK,
Physician and Druggist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
INVALIDS,

and all those whose systems are run down need
a medicine that will act gently and does not
weaken. Simmons Liver Regulator Is not only
mild in.its action, but invigorates like aglaSs o;
wine. giving tone end strength to tho body.
Extract Of letter from Hon. ALEXANDRA ii.
STEPHENS. Of Georgia:
81 occasionally use, when my condition re-
quires 1t, DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator with
more active remedies"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

If all that the bondholders request is
security FOR the performance of the
Riddleberger settlement, we see no res-
son why such security should not be
forthcoming, - Winchester Times.
When the two parties get that near
together, they cannot be kept apart.
But" when?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
TmENArIoNAL DRILL.
The Subject Of the Participation OF
Coiored Troops.
[By Ielegraph 70 the DIspatch. !


WASHINGTON, April 10. Mr.. DeLeon,
secretary Of the national drill, says he
has written no general letter on the sub
ject of the participation Of colored
troops in the exercises Of the May en-
campment and drill in this city. Seye-
raj commanders Of southern companies
have made inquiries regarding the mat
ter, and TO each he has replied accord
ing TO the nature OF the inquiry, but be
has kept no copies of his letters. The
letters, however, have all been pub
lished in the southern papers. He has
stated the ruling Of the Board Of Man
agement to be that colored companies,
regularly organized rs national guard,
which applied before the LIST OF April
would hayetheir applications considered
without discrimination. The only CO.
lored companies which applied we're
ono from tho District Of Columbia and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
DRESS GOODS.

We must again remind you of the oompi'.,'
nees Of our superb stock Of DRESS Hv)N
Wehaye a full line Of all styles, including 30
latest novelties.
Our SERyIA CHECKS ~ l0c. are very pretty;
Our BOUCLE CLOTH ats. ia tafglin;
Our NOKEIDO PLAlDS. SILK and Wool IA
ported. AT S'c. yard are Just lovely;
Our REVERSIBLE SUIiINGS. Ia plain, -trineh
and plaids. at ljc., have been ~ srons IL
mand;
Our s6-inch SCOTCH BElGEs at %. hlyo be,
very popular; -......,,
Our BELD1lNE sILK-ANB- WOOL MIX IjhHt
at %. n yard are admired by ALL
We can only say. Remember az n yOl 40
seeking DRESS GOODS.
We With specially 20 call your attention =
our WHIT E-GOOBS DEPARTMENT.. whi'n -
have heon compelled % renlvye 90 our sec)nl
floor. where. with Increased room. Ne shal -
hotter prepared 10 serve you I'm this depad~
mont, IN addition 10 our very complete ani ..
lect stock, which we show from ic. . yari up .
the best good, We also carry line OF k9s-
nants. amongst which you will Ind soms chas
fwfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

Tho above IL from q very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was In poor health for seyen or
eight years, and could obtain no relief until
she used Hop Bitters. She Is now In a5 good
health "a any person in this country. We have
largo sales, and they are making remarkable
cures. w. ii. BISHOP 81 20.
ap5-Th (w) 9a&Tu2y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

The Philadelphia Inquirer says
"Ihat Trenton went Republican on
Monday was no great credit to it. "
When was it credit to any place to go
Republican?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Mo,v Fats.
STERLING, IT,, august 81. 1876.

We feel 40 must prite something Of the sue
cess OF Hop Eiiers. Their sale Il hrio5's
lint Of amp siher ar.scse Of medicine. Hgncs
we feel Il bus justice TO you rnd your Biitcrs
to say that ska medicine Of real merit aud
virtue, and dcing much good aud oifecting
great cures. Yours, J.F & II. b. UTLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
HArrsynrr, O., Februrary II, 1874.

am very glad TO say have tried Hop BIZ
ters, and never took anything that did me rs
much good. only took two bottles. aud
would not take sioc for the good they did ne.
] recommend them TO my patients, aud ges
tho best results from thoir use.
c. =. MERCER. NJ ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
)Su.Tu,&1h FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
DIAGONAL SATIN BERBERS In black. tsns.
brown, blue. garnet, and green. worth fully
lSc.--our price l2hc.
colors tan, brown. and gray, choexs, stripes,
plnisss and mixtures, at &c. per. yard,
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE
yard-wido-a rare bargain
ri 40c., value Gsc
CUR SIX-FOO1 SHADES
sts9 and s7c.
are worth 75c. and 81.
OUR SO. SHADE
Is really worth sl.a5.
SATIN COACHING PARAsOLs.
black and the desirable colors,
the regulsr $3.50 grade, at 9jc.
for an ALL-sILK SUN UMBRELLA
that ia fully worth J. 20.
CRNKLE sEERsUcKERs
ct &C.,
good value a! Sc.
BLACK DRESS SILKS
special drives,
atf, 60, sc, siO5, and up
stripes and checks.
BLACK RHADAMAS,
"a, 50, Sc, and sil3. si.si. g.,
coLoRED DRESS SILKS ~
at - and 73c.
worth 81, 81. y, and $50 per yard.
COLORED CASHMERES
at &c.
worth DC. per yard.
TURKEY-RED TABLE DAMASK,
sic per yard.
Every body charges 4Oc. for this grade.
FRENCH-WOVENC ORSETS,
slightly imperfect
at67c.-regular 81 goods.
STRIPED yELvETS
al &c.
usual price sl.3'.
CHILDREN'S PARAsOLS-
"A splendid Assortment
from 2ic. to g.
SUN UMBRELLAS,
gloria and silk,
si.7j 10 g.
d. 4. MITrEID0RFHR,
mp i2-Tu&Th 81 Broai street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

The Philadelphia North american
heads an article "a Wide Field of
Vice" The american pays good
deal OF attention to local matters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
(. 77HALHIMER BROTHERS
ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS WITH
BRIGHT, NEW, AND SPARKLING
STYLES FOR SPRING WEAR

o.
TO o.
nothing 4
dYnoEy lowest
n The
extremely busy mis- depaIme9t last
DiIAHNENT-We sold sH sger hes.
surp ike han 70 ogaJu We feievcs n,g
o
d ayOt
are Offering
GOODS or ALL KINGS
an Of teaut
ifcontaS
'ofeyey We to re sis m
attractive cisy
description
Granddt
JAcKETscnaroy stylish 49,
pfn uum
TIscnJs In
comprising n these
m
7 yeekw eehowou sandST o
% nsse gbay
THATHTMER BROTHERS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

GA prominent Chicago Htterateur is
named GEORGE WASHINGTON Hoss.
He should move to Kentucky if he
wishes to be appreciated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
STATEMENT OF REV. Il. NJ. PICKENs.
GREENYILLR, s. c.. june 81, 1896.

STATEMENT OF REV. Il. NJ. PICKENs.
GREESyILLB, s. c.. June 81, 1886.
Tie Sii|r Specific CompGny;
Dear Sira.-About four years ago | was at
tackled with what the physicians pronounced
Neuralgia rheumatism. accompanied with
Erysipelas. My appetite failed me entirely.
and / had an intermitting pulse and very ir-
regular quotations OF tine heart. \ terrible
rain soon came into iny chest and shoulders,
and became 30 helpless TIA. could attend ts
no business AT all. The pains were mOveabie,
ard would sometimes pass from one part OF my
body 10 another. Finally the erysipelal broke
out on my left hand and arm and produced
much swelling. ] was afflicted for eighteen
months, and Of course used great many kinds
of medicine, but nothing gave me relief.
Friends finally persuaded Inc 10 try Swifts 3pe-
cinc which did. noticed n decided Improve
ment while taking tho first bottle, aud con-
tinued its use until ] had taken about one do
zen, when / found myself entirely recovered,
with 10 sign Of the disease left except n still
ness in my hand, resulting from ery3ipolaA
While taking the medicine gained on an ave-
rage two pounds OF flesh per week. / think
your :. ;. S. a valuable medicine. and fro
quenfly recommend IL TO tho afiict9d.
Very truly yours, X. 81. PICgESs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
BRIEF COMMENT.

according to st. Petersburg pa
per, Russia wants nothing of Europe
but peace" And that piece just at
present is Bulgaria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
GREENWICH. Fobrusfy II, 1885.
Hop Bif,ers Company

Sirs,--I was given up by tho doctors to do OF
scrofula consumption. Two bottles OF your
Bitters cured me. They are having largo sale
here. LEROY BREWER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
LONE JAcK, No. September a, 1856.

Ihsye boon using Hop Bitters, and haVe re-
ceived great benefit from them for liver com
plant and maIarial fever. They Gro superior
10 all other medicines. p. NJ. BARNES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
NEW HAyrv. Corr. sop.omber Il. 1sss.

We take pleasure IN giving you a notice, and
n nice, strong one, az II Clop Bittorsl deserves
e.. We use IL, aud va know Il deserves 1.-THE
Register.
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Il q II n L U r E.
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lsEOPslS ALS.
PEDP0S AIS.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC
Il PRINTING. BINDING. RULING,
LITHOGRAPHING, &C.

AtNhDN " EALl II Df NlkNtNlAs
OFFICE or
SUPERINTENDENT or PUELIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND, April ~, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be resolved at this
Office Until
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1887,
az 70 ". for the PRINTING, BINDING
RULING, LITHOGRAPHING, &c, for the state
Of Virginia for the period beginning The lsT
DAY OF NAY, 1887. and expiring this 3JrH
DAY or SEPT ENBER, 1888. .
Printed schedules, showing in detail the
items required, Will be furnished 90 bidders on
application 70 this Office, on which al BIDS viii
he required 10 be mado
Contractors viii be required 10 Onter into
bond, with security, TO be approved by the $40
rotary Of the commonwealth, for the prompt
and faithful execution Of their contracts.
The night ia reserved Of rejecting any or all
bids, and tic work will DO awarded in such lots
or portions rs the Superintendent may doem
prOncr.
81 The work Of tho special session Of the
General Assembly viii not DO embraced In
these contracts. though not completed bofOro
the expiration OF the present contract year.
Bids will be- opened in the presence OF such
bidders a. see III TO attend, at my Office, on tho
day and ut the hour named.
A. b. MICOU,
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
anIAecdft
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

CUNDAY-SCHOOL SUPPLIES
- Bibles ana Tesiamonts Gospel Hymns
music and word editions; AMI Other singing
RCoks: Catechisms, Reward Cards, and other
supplies Any book or article not on hand i1r-
nished az short notice without xira charge.
HUNrER g CO.,
30 8-.yJ5i esq cast Broad street.
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KAnoKo. No. February Q. 1895.

purchased Eve bottles Of your Hop Bltters
Of Bishop Il Co. last fall for my daughter, snd
ara well pleased with the Bitters. They did
her moro good than all tho medicine she has
taken for six years.
VTTTIAN " MrCTTRE